We publish new releases in two major ways:
Our images are hosted on Github Packages.
And the url is ghcr.io/ayinke-llc/malak. We usually publish releases in the following format: 0.1.2. As an example,
if you wanted the 0.7.5 release, you need to do the following:
If you wanted to live on the edge a little bit or needed a new feature which has not landed into a release. Or you just want us to dogfood Malak in production, we publish new images on every commit.
So you can just take the commit hash ( first 8 characters ) and append instead of the version tag e.g
We publish new releases on Github. You will
find compiled binaries for Linux , macOS (arm and x86). And also Windows.
There are no nightly releases for binaries unlike for the docker images. We only build and publish them when we tag or cut a new release
You can build the project yourself by just cloning the project and running go build -o malak cmd/*.go
We publish new releases in two major ways:
Our images are hosted on Github Packages.
And the url is ghcr.io/ayinke-llc/malak. We usually publish releases in the following format: 0.1.2. As an example,
if you wanted the 0.7.5 release, you need to do the following:
If you wanted to live on the edge a little bit or needed a new feature which has not landed into a release. Or you just want us to dogfood Malak in production, we publish new images on every commit.
So you can just take the commit hash ( first 8 characters ) and append instead of the version tag e.g
We publish new releases on Github. You will
find compiled binaries for Linux , macOS (arm and x86). And also Windows.
There are no nightly releases for binaries unlike for the docker images. We only build and publish them when we tag or cut a new release
You can build the project yourself by just cloning the project and running go build -o malak cmd/*.go